Overview
With the release of Dynamics NAV 2017 and Dynamics 365 for Financials (which is technically NAV2017), the buzz word in the Dynamics NAV development community is the development function called... (Continue reading)

Straight from the official announcement from the NAVUG Summit at Tampa yesterday.
Rebranding of Dynamics Product Line
So there won’t be Dynamics CRM or AX anymore in the future. It’ll be called... (Continue reading)

Overview
This is a recap of my experience at Directions US 2016.
NAV Directions is an event hosted by NAV partners for NAV partners. In reality, it’s just a large Microsoft infomercial for partners... (Continue reading)

Overview
One of the most often asked about features when dealing with inventory is the ability to keep track of inventory by bins in the warehouse. While The Warehouse Management System will benefit the... (Continue reading)

Overview
When people talk about WIP account, it’s what it is. An intermediary account where the raw material is being worked on, but it’s not yet a finished good for sale. This is important... (Continue reading)

How to setup Fixed Assets for Tax Purpose

There aren't that many how-to documents on the Microsoft Customersource website. However, this one has to be one of the most important must-reads for all Navision (Dynamics NAV) end users and implementers wishing to setup fixed assets in Navision.

For end users, you will need to be current on the Microsoft Enhancement Plan in order to view the document.

This document will teach you how to setup Navision so it can properly depreciate fixed assets according to IRS specifications.

As an implementer, I always encourage the client to use Dynamics NAV for all of their accounting and bookkeeping. This is especially true since the system can be easily setup and used. In addition, keeping all the books in Dynamics NAV will allow you to freely choose the right CPAs for your company without having to be held prisoner by one CPA. It also ensures continuity of your records should you have to switch to a new CPA.